Maceió's Climate
Maceió is a coastal city in northeastern Brazil, capital of Alagoas state, set on the Atlantic with famous beaches and offshore reefs. It has a warm tropical climate (Köppen As), sunny and humid year-round with steady daytime highs of about 28–32°C and cooling trade-wind sea breezes. Because it lies in the Southern Hemisphere on the east coast, its rainy season falls mid-year (April–July) when showers are frequent and skies turn cloudy, while the second half of the year (September–February) is drier, sunnier and the peak tourist season. Temperatures vary little and there is virtually no cool season.